“Hard Work Always Has a Price”: Makro Cashier Flexes Rise Up Corporate Ladder

“Hard Work Always Has a Price”: Makro Cashier Flexes Rise Up Corporate Ladder

  • A woman from Bloemfontein shared her inspiring journey from being a cashier at Makro to climbing through the ranks and eventually landing a management position
  • The TikTok video by @goitsemangphetlhu shows her progress through different stages of her career, demonstrating how determination and hard work can lead to success in retail
  • Social media users were quick to congratulate her, while others asked for jobs and career advice
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One woman shared a clip showing how she started as a cashier and got promoted after years of hard work. Images: @goitsemangphetlhu
Source: TikTok

Content creator @goitsemangphetlhu posted a video in April showing her career growth at Makro in Bloemfontein. The clip takes viewers through her journey, starting as a cashier before moving to an internship position. She then secured her first permanent job at the company and continued working hard until she got her second position.

The video documents different moments in her professional life as she kept pushing forward with her ambition. Her dedication finally paid off when she climbed to a third position and eventually reached a management role. The timeline shows how she stuck with one company and worked her way up over time.

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For many South Africans, starting in entry-level retail positions like cashier jobs can be the first step to a successful career. These roles teach important skills like customer service, handling money, and working in a team, which are all useful for moving up to management.

Watch the TikTok post below:

The retail career path

Moving from cashier to manager usually means taking on more responsibility step by step. Cashiers who want to grow in their careers need to develop skills in leading others, solving problems, managing time well, and understanding business finances.

Career growth in retail often follows a pattern. It starts with basic roles like cashier, before moving to supervisor positions, and then into management. This journey requires showing leadership, taking on extra duties, and sometimes getting extra training or qualifications.

Many retail companies prefer to promote from within, giving dedicated employees the chance to grow their careers without changing employers. This approach benefits both the staff members, who can build on their experience, and the business, which keeps workers who already understand how things work.

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A woman left Mzansi feeling inspired after sharing her personal success story. Images: @goitsemangphetlhu
Source: TikTok

Reactions to retail success

@ipelengsellotumiz asked:

"Hey, please help. How can I apply for a job at Makro?"

@Goitse29 replied:

"I'm not sure how it works with the one in your area, but in Bloem, we drop off CVs by the security, and they will call when they need people. It takes time."

@Lebo_R celebrated:

"Congratulations for real😃😃❤️Modimo o ko golo🙌🏾"

@Endra Ramukhuvhathi noted:

"Hard work will always pay off."

@Sne@Magwaza shared:

"I started there, dear. Now, I'm a stock control administrator."

@Sinesipho added:

"Congratulations 😘"

Other cashiers in the news

  • Briefly News recently reported on a cashier who inspired many with her impressive new purchase.
  • In another story, a Steers employee serving ice cream was caught completely off-guard when youngsters involved her in a viral ice cream challenge.
  • Briefly News also shared how SuperSpar cashiers sparked debate after they were filmed laughing at a customer whose card was declined while trying to buy noodles and a small Coke.

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Source: Briefly News

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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a writer and editor with seven years of experience. Currently, she is a human interest writer at Briefly News and joined the publication in 2024. She began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later joined Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za

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